Syntonics 102440-1001 DAS system User Manual
Syntonics, LLC DAS system Users Manual
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TM – FO ORAX DAS USER U R GU UIDE Docume ent Number: 802400-0003, Revision A FO ORAX – Dis stributed Antenna Sysstem – 1024 400-0003 Co omprising: 102440--1001 RA - HP Antenn na Interface e Unit 102420 0-1002 RB - Optical Intterface Mod dule Syn ntonics LLC 9160 Red Branch Ro oad Colum mbia, MD 2104 45 WWW.SYNT TONICSCOR RP.COM P: 410.884.0500 F: 410.884.0536 Cage Code: 1Q4T T6 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE 802400-00 003 Rev A INTROD DUCTION Syntonic cs believes you will be e pleased with w your ne ew FORAX--DAS (Fibe er Optic Rem mote Antenna a eXtension n for Distributed Antenna Syste ems) RF-o over-fiber ccommunications system. Depending g on the co onfiguration n you have e ordered, yyour FORA AX DAS system support up to 10 radios operrating in the e band 470 0.5 MHz – 697.5 MHZ Z Transmitt and 614 MH Hz– 722 MH Hz receive using sing gle-mode o ptical fiberss for distrib bution up tto 12 remote locations. (Optionallly, Multi-M Mode fiber can be supported with distance limitation ns, contact Syntonics for details.) FORAX p provides an n all-analog optical linkk that can tran nsport RF signal with any modu ulation type e over a fib ber optic ca able. Instea ad of using heavy, shorrt, power-d dissipating coaxial ca ables, one coaxial ca able per radio, FORAX uses a sin ngle long, liightweight, and securre fiber optic cable to connect all the radios. Features an nd benefits of this RF-over-fiber ttechnology include: Long Co onnections Radio o and its ante enna can be lo ocated up to 10 km apart u using single mode e optical fiberr— and furthe er by special o order (500 meters using Multi-Mo ode Fiber) Easy Ro outing RF signals are carried on lightw weight, flexible, rugged, op ptical cables on a single fib ber optic cable Multiple radios can be carried o graphic divers sity in RF sign nal routing be ecomes easy Geog Sepa arate TX and RX antennass can be imple emented with conventional radio os that have one o half-duple ex antenna po ort All frequ uencies, all modulattions FORA AX-RP modu ules cover 470 0.5-697.5 MH Hz Tx (614 -72 22 MHz Rx) FORA AX-RP modu ules handle a variety of com mmunicationss waveforms EMP/EM MI Immunity Lighttning, electrom magnetic pulsses, or RF interference can nnot propagate over,, or influence the signals o n, optical fibe er cables Radio o equipment is opto-isolate ed from anten nna Since developing FORAX in n early 200 04, Synton nics has ccontinued to o improve and expand the capability of the FORAX pro oduct line. R RF-over-fib ber is intrinssically a reliable technolo ogy and FO ORAX has been deplo oyed since 2004 in m many installa ations inclu uding military mission-crit tical operattions. The following secttions of th his guide describe ba asic FORA AX-DAS configuration and capabilitties, site preparation n, system installation n, system operation, specificattions, custome er support, and warran nties. 802400-00 003 Rev A FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE TABLE OF O CONTE ENTS Introduction ______ ___________ __________ _____________________________________________ 2 1. SysttemDescription_______ __________ _____________________________________________ 1 1.1. OpticalInte erfaceUnit_____________ _________________________________________________ 2 1.2. AntennaIntterfaceUnit ___________ _________________________________________________ 3 RFLinks___ ___________ ____________ _________________________________________________ 4 BasiicSystemIn nstallation__ __________ _____________________________________________ 5 1.3. 2. 2.1. SitePrepara ation______ ____________ _________________________________________________ 5 2.2. FiberOpticCabling____ ____________ _________________________________________________ 5 Power___ ____________ _____________ ______________________________________________________6 Rack ____ ____________ _____________ ______________________________________________________6 RFLightningProtection____________ ______________________________________________________7 CositeIntterference___ _____________ ______________________________________________________7 2.2.1 1. 2.2.2 2. 2.2.3 3. 2.2.4 4. 3. 4. 5. 6. 2.3. FORAXDASSInstallation___________ _________________________________________________ 7 2.4. ModuleRep placement_____________ _________________________________________________ 9 FOR RAXDASOperation____ __________ ____________________________________________ 10 3.1. StatusIndiccators______ ____________ ________________________________________________ 11 3.2. TransmitDu utyCycle___ ____________ ________________________________________________ 12 3.3. Maintenancce ________ ____________ ________________________________________________ 12 3.4. Declaration nofConformiity_________ ________________________________________________ 12 Speccifications_ ___________ __________ ____________________________________________ 13 CusttomerSuppo ort________ __________ ____________________________________________ 14 LimiitedHardwa areWarrantty________ ____________________________________________ 15 6.1. LimitedWarranty_____ ____________ ________________________________________________ 15 6.2. ReturnProccedures____ ____________ ________________________________________________ 15 6.3. Applicability_________ ____________ ________________________________________________ 15 6.4. LimitationsofRemediessandDamage es______________________________________________ 16 Figure11.FORAXD DASSystemA Architecturee ___________________________________________ 1 Figure12.OIMFeattures______ __________ _____________________________________________ 2 Figure13.AIUFeatu ures_______ __________ _____________________________________________ 3 Figure14.RFBlockDiagram___ __________ _____________________________________________ 4 Figure21.1UOIUC ChassiswithAllModulessPartiallyInnserted____________________________ 8 Figure31.OIUandA AIUStatusIIndicators____________ _________________________________ 10 Figure32.CPMStattusIndicatorrsandContrrols________________________________________ 11 Table21 1.FORAXDA ASOIUcon nnections__ _____________________________________________ 8 Table41 1.FORAXDA ASSystemG GeneralSpeccifications___________________________________ 13 Table42 2.FORAXRP PSystemRadioLinkSpeecifications__________________________________ 13 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 1. SYST TEM DESC CRIPTION Fiber Optic Radio Antenna eXtension (FORAX) cconnects m multiple rad dios to mu ultiple remote antennas using optica al fibers in place of co oaxial cable e. The FOR RAX Distrib buted Antenna a System (D DAS) consiists of an Optical Inte erface Chasssis (OIC) h housing up p to 6 Dual Ch hannel Optical Interfac ce Modulus s (OIMs) S Syntonics P Part Numbe er 102420-1002 RB, and d Antenna Interface Unit (AIU) chassis Syyntonics P Part Numbe er 102440-1001 RAconnected with optical fibers as show wn in Figure 1-1. Figure 1-1. FORAX X-DAS Syst em Architecture 1 of 16 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 1.1. Optical Interfa ace Unit The OIU U chassis as shown front and rear in Fig gure 1-3 ccontains up p to six Op ptical Interface e Modules (OIM), tw wo Combine er Moduless, and two o Power Su upply Modules. Each OIM can acc commodate e two fiber optic conne ections to an Antenna a Interface Unit (AIU). The status of o each OIM M-to-AIU link is indicate ed by a Co ontrol Panell Module (C CPM) attached d to the fron nt of the OIU. The CP PM indicate es the healtth of the fib ber optic link, as well as proper inpu ut and outpu ut RF levels s. Each OIM M also has an indicato or on the re ear of the chas ssis for eac ch fiber optic c link. CPM Powe er Module Status OIU C Combiner M Module OIM M Optical Connector OIM O (10242 20-1002 RB B) OIIM Link Indicator Po ower Supply Module Unuse ed OIU Bayy Figure 1--2. OIM Fea atures 2 of 16 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 1.2. Ante enna Interfface Unit Similarly y, the AIU chassis is s shown in n Figure 1--4. The AIU RF connector may be connected directly to an app propriate an ntenna. Ind dicators on the front p panel provide a simple status of the e fiber optic c communic cation link, RF status, and power. AIU A status lights AIU (10 02440-1001 RA) AIU RX TNC Conne ector AI U fiber optiic connecto or AIU TX RF R TNC con nnector AIU IEC Po ower conne ector Figure 1--3. AIU Fea atures 3 of 16 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE The follo owing sectio on describe es the stand dard FORA AX-RP link a available. 1.3. RF Links 70.5 – 69 FORAX--DAS links s support transmission in the e band 47 97.5MHz w while simultan neously receiving in the band 614 4 – 722 MH Hz providing g RF transp port over op ptical fiber as shown in Figure 1-4. Figure 1-4. RF Block D Diagram FORAX--DAS RF lin nks are settup to support a varietty of antenn nas includin ng leaky co oaxial cable (L LCX) antenn nas such th hat the mob bile radio u units can se elect an appropriate R Rx/Tx frequenc cy for com mmunication n with any radio within the arra ay of base station radios. Inversely y, any base station radio can n select a n appropriiate Rx/Txx frequencyy for commun nication with h a mobile radio. 4 of 16 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 ORAX-DAS FO USER GUIDE 2. BAS SIC SYSTEM M INSTALL LATION 2.1. Site e Preparatio on Site preparation is the single most imporrtant factor in the ease e of installa ation and prroper operatio on of the FORAX-DAS S system. The followiing paragra aphs outline the minim mum requirem ments for a trouble-free e installatio on. 2.2. Fibe er Optic Ca abling A single e-mode opttical fiber is s required for each F FORAX-DAS S channel. The maxim mum allowablle optical lo oss between the OIM and AIU is 5 dB opticcal for full performance e link operatio on. All optic cal connections in the link canno ot generate combined optical refflections gre eater than -50 0 dB optical. Large op ptical reflecttions can d egrade FO ORAX-DAS performance in two way ys. First, the e reflections generate feedback into the lassers causin ng optical power oscillatio ons which modulate noise onto the t RF signal. In orde er to mitiga ate the effe ect of single la arge reflecttions, each laser in th he FORAX system is equipped w with an inte ernal isolator as well as a seconda ary externa al isolator. S Secondly, rreflective cconnectionss can result in n an unstab ble oscillato ory mode within the o optical fibe er. This mo ode results in a significa antly elevatted RF noiise floor which drastiically reducces receive e sensitivitty. In extreme e cases, the e noise floo or can beco ome sufficie ently elevatted that the e RF detecttor in the AIU is tripped, resulting in degraded system perrformance. Syntonic cs recomm mends optic cally aligne ed Angled Physical C Contact (AP PC) connectors througho out the entire fiber in nstallation. APC con nnections provide the e best deffense against poorly term minated fibe ers and refflections. A At a minimum APC co onnectors must d to connec ct to the OIM and AIU U. Any patcch cable tha at transition ns from AP PC to be used Physical Contact (PC/UPC) connectors s should be e longer th han 30 metters in orde er to minimize e reflections. NOTE: Syntoniics recomm mends the fewest po ossible APC C patch co onnections s between the OIM and d AIU in orrder to min nimize optical losses and optical reflectio ons. The most common n cause of unacceptab bly high op ptical loss iss dirty fiber connectors. A ctor can ca ause optical losses gre eater than the entire loss budge et for single dirty connec the link. For this reason, grreat care should be taken to tthoroughly clean all fiber ccordance with man nufacturer recommen ndations e each time the connectors in ac connectors are mated. NOTE: Never clean optical connecttors carrying light w with a wet c cleaning prroduct. Op ptical power levels as low as +15 dBm (32 mW) may caus se explosive ignition of cleaning g materials s. 5 of 16 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE The total optical loss for each fiber should be e measure ed prior to o FORAX--DAS installatiion. An estimate for th he expected d losses in a high quallity fiber insstallation ca an be calculate ed as: Optical Loss (dB op ptical) = (0.002 * lengtth of fiber (m m)) + (0.5 * # of patch connection ns) Measure ed optical losses exceeding this s estimate should be investigate ed and fixe ed to ensure proper operration of the e FORAX system. 2.2.1. Power The univ versal power modules s operate from any 90 0-240 VAC C, 50-60 Hzz power sou urce. The max ximum total power req quirement fo or a FORAX X-RP OIU cchassis is a function o of the number of links. A single Pow wer Supply y Module ca an provide sufficient p power to ru un all devices in a fully populated OIU chass sis. In norm mal operatiion with re edundant power supplies s, current is s shared across the load by bo oth the masster and re edundant power modules s; therefore e, if both power supp plies are in nstalled an nd healthy, the adverrtised power consumptio n of the load is cut in n half for e each powerr module (b beyond the e idle power re equired by the power supply itse elf). The tottal AC pow wer requirem ment in Watts is calculate ed as follow ws: OIU: Ma ax Total Pow wer (W) = 54 5 + (# of links * 10) For max ximum prottection aga ainst powerr and lightn ning surgess, Syntoniccs recommends protectin ng the syste em with an n Uninterrup ptible Powe er Supply. A At a minimum, the system should be b protected d with a hig gh quality surge/lightniing suppresssor. A rack ground strap may be connected to the #10 ground lug g on the power module es. If both pow wer module es are pres sent in the chassis, on ne ground cconnection should pro ovide an adeq quate chass sis ground for f any application. 2.2.2. Rack FORAX--DAS equip pment is de esigned to be compat ible with sttandard two o- and four--post equipme ent racks. The FORA AX-DAS cha assis may be installed d on sliding or fixed rails; howeverr, Syntonics s recommends that the e 3U and la arger chasssis be installed on she elves. The OIU U and AIU chassis sho ould be ins stalled in a rack locatiion that pro ovides sufficient air flow for cooling and ensure es that amb bient tempe erature doe es not exce eed 40°C du uring erated by th he AIU HPA A, Syntoniccs recommends system operation. Because off heat gene mounting of the AIU chassis at least 1U U away from m other equipment in order to in nsure adequatte cooling. NOTE: Except for power supply cooling whic ch is drawn n in throug gh ventilatiion holes in the rearr, air flows into the chassis at the t top and d bottom frront and is s discharge ed out at th he rear ven ntilation ho oles. Free airflow is rrequired fo or proper s system operatio on. 6 of 16 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE 2.2.3. RF R Lightnin ng Protectiion The FORAX-DAS AIU include es a mode erate amoun nt of surge e protection n; however,, it is unlikely to survive e a near or o direct liightning sttrike. Wherre approprriate, Synto onics recomm mends that each AIU be protec cted by a high qualitty RF lighttning prote ection system. Inte erference 2.2.4. Co-site To mitig gate co-site interferenc ce, each FO ORAX-DAS S AIU may be fitted w with an exte ernal, passive bandpass filter to op perate in a specific p portions of the frequency band. At a minimum m, the FOR RAX-DAS antenna insttallation sh hould be de esigned with h significan nt RF isolation n between transmitters and rece eivers such h that in-ba and RF sign nals from o other transmittters do not exceed -30 0 dBm at th he input to tthe AIU. Syntonic cs Applicatiions Engine eers can he elp with cusstomer filterr specifications if desirred. 2.3. FOR RAX-DAS Installation The FO ORAX-RP system is easily insta alled in a p properly pre epared site e by taking g the following g steps. A. Moun nt each OIU U and AIU chassis seccurely in a ttwo or four post rack u using slides s or shelve es. The cu ustomer prrovided RF F combinin ng and splitting equip pment and OIU must be adjace ently mountted due to interconne ected cable e assemblie es. NOTE: The cha assis and modules are a design ned for infrrequent re emoval and d replacem ment. Care sh hould be ta aken durin ng installattion of a m module to k keep the m module alig gned to the slot to prev vent bindin ng. If bindiing occurs s, realign tthe module e until it sllides freely. 7 of 16 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE Figure e 2-1. 1U OIU O Chassis s with All Modules Parrtially Insertted B. Conn nect the cus stomer prov vided RF S Splitting and d combinin ng equipme ent to the OIU O with the e appropria ate intercon nect cable assemblies as define ed by Table e 2-1. Ensu ure sufficien nt cable asssembly stre ess relief be etween unitts. Custo omer provided d RF splitting & combiniing Equip pment OIIU Co ombiner/Sp plitter 1 OIU Combiner Splitter 2 TX Output J4 4 TX In RX Input 1 J8 8 RX Out TX Output J4 TX In RX Input 2 J8 RX Out Table 2-1. 2 FORAX X-DAS - OI U connections C. Conn nect each OIU, and AIU U ground p post to the rrack earth g ground. D. Conn nect the rack earth ground to one of the OIU PM/HPM g ground possts. E. Careffully remove the prrotective ccaps on tthe OIU/A AIU fiber optic conne ectors and mate to sin ngle-mode A APC fiber o optic cable. NOTE: It is imp perative to o keep the fiber conn nectors as clean as possible to minimize e RF link los sses. ALL fiber con nnectors should be cleaned with a ferrule end--face are mated cleaner (CLETOP P or an equivalent) ) each tim me they a d. When ffiber connecttors are no ot in use, the t provide ed covers should be e installed to preventt dirt intrusio on. 8 of 16 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE F. Set the base sttation radio o for each link to the e operating frequencyy and correct output power. The e FORAX D DAS Syste em has bee en designe ed to delive er the corre ect RF sign nal level to o the OIM w with the co onfiguration n and cablin ng provided. Deviatin ng from th he delivered hardwarre configurration (inclu uding the attenuator fixed to tthe input of the OIU Splitter)) will signifficantly degrade perforrmance. G. Devia ations from m the delivered co onfiguratio on that res sult in ca arrier levels s in excess s of -10 dB Bm per bas se station radio being presente ed to the OIM TX Input will result if emission ns in violation of FCC Regu ulations. H. Apply y power to OIU, and AIU as appro opriate. Verify the follo owing: a. GREEN Power Mo odule Pres ent lights are illumin nated for each installed power supply. Power Module fa ault indicato or lights are e not illuminate ed. b. BLUE Mo odule Prese ent lights a are illumina ated for eacch installed OIU without a CPM, and d GREEN M Module pre esent lights are illumin nated for each installed AIM. c. GREEN CMD LINK,, UL LASER R, DL LASE ER and AIU U ALARM lights are illumin nated for ea ach installe ed OIU/AIM M link with a CPM. I. Conn nect an RF power me eter and lo oad to each h AIU. Verrify the tran nsmit powe er of each AIU. J. Once e output pow wer has be een verified d, connect the AIU to the antenn na or secon ndary high power amp plifier using a high qua ality coax ca able. Upon co ompletion of these step ps, the FOR RAX-DAS ssystem will be ready fo or service. 2.4. Mod dule Replacement All OIU modules are hot-sw wappable and may be remove ed and re eplaced witthout disruptin ng the operation of the e other mod dules. x PM/HPM rem moval: Disc connect AC C power ca able and gro ound strap,, loosen loccking screw, slide module ou ut of chassis s. removal: Loosen n locking screw, Slid de module approxima ately 1 incch to x OIM re emove pow wer, disconn nect RF and d optical ca ables, slide module out of chassiss. x CPM remov val: Loosen n locking sc crew, Remo ove CPM ffrom chasssis. The linkk will re etain the las st settings until a CPM M is reinstallled. NOTE: Do not disconnec ct Fiber Optic or RF F cables ffrom modu ules while under po ower. Either disconnect t AC powe er from the e entire ch hassis, or p pull module partially y out of chassis to remo ove powerr. 9 of 16 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 3. FOR RAX-DAS OPERATION The FO ORAX-DAS system is s designed to operatte autonom mously with h minimal user configurration required. As sho own in Figu ure 3-1, eacch link mod dule installe ed in an OIU U will be indicated by a BLUE Modu ule Presentt LED on th he front pan nel. Addition nally, the P PM(s) and HPM M(s) internally monito or status an nd failure w will be indica ated by a R RED Fault LED. RF and fiber optic link status for each OIM O are indiicated by th he CPM LE EDs on the front and redu undant LED Ds on the re ear panel of o each OIM M. Control Sta atus Module Power Module Ind dicator Fault Indicattor Redu undant Pow wer Module Indicator Link k Status Ind dicator RF Status Indicato or Po ower Indica ator Figure 3-1. OIU and a AIU Sta atus Indicattors 10 of 16 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 The CPM is shown n in Figure 3-2. Status s indicatorss are displa ayed as GR REEN, AMB BER, or RED,, control ind dicators are e displayed d in BLUE. A summarry of statuss indicatorss and control indicators fo ollows: Figure 3-2 2. CPM Sta atus Indicattors and Co ontrols 3.1. Stattus Indicattors CMD LINK: UL U LASER: DL D LASER: AIU A ALARM M: GR REEN: AM MBER: RE ED: GR REEN: AM MBER: AM MBER: RE ED: GR REEN: AM MBER: RE ED: AM MBER: RE ED: OIM/AIU com mmand link functioning g properly OIM to AIU lin ed/non-op nk degrade AIU not reporrting statuss Lig ght amplitud de good Lig ght amplitud de margina al (Blinking) No AIU Comm munication Lig ght amplitud de low Lig ght amplitud de good Lig ght amplitud de margina al Lig ght amplitud de low AIU Tempera ature at Wa arning Thresshold AIU Transmitt FAILURE NOTE E: The AIU U contains an HPA an nd active te emperature monitoring g and control software. Under norrmal opera ating conditions, the AIU ALARM M light shou uld be OFF but mayy be AMBE ER during high ambientt temperatture condittions. The system w will continu ue to operate e normally in this situa ation but aiir flow throu ugh the system should be confirm med to avo oid the posssibility of extended high tempera ature opera ation damag ging the HP PA. Although it is not recommend ded to overrheat the H HPA, if it occurs, the HP PA is prote ected from thermal d damage byy first redu ucing power, then turning off outpu ut completely. Once co ooled down n, the HPA should return n to normal function. 11 of 16 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE 3.2. Tran nsmit Duty y Cycle FORAX-DAS links are designed to opera ate continuo ously at a 1 100% transsmit duty cyycle. 3.3. Maintenance FORAX-RP system ms are de esigned forr continuou us long-term m operatio on, and do o not require any a schedu uled mainte enance. 3.4. Dec claration off Conformiity This prod duct is in con nformance with w Part 15 of the FCC R Rules and R Regulations ffor Informatiion Technolo ogy Equipmeent. Operatiion of this prroduct is subbject to the ffollowing tw wo conditionss: (1) this devicce may not cause harmfu ul interference, and (2) tthis device m must accept aany interfereence received,, including in nterference that t may cau use undesiredd operation. © 2013 Syntonics LL LC. All righ hts reserved. All other pproducts, servvices, namess and logos uused are tradem marks, regisstered tradem marks or serv vice marks oof their respeective ownerrs. While Syntonics has made every effort at the time of o publicatioon to ensure tthe accuracyy of the informatiion provided d herein, product specificcations, conffigurations, and system//component availabiliity are all su ubject to chan nge without notice. For the most upp-to-date infoormation aboout your Syn ntonics produ uct, vist Syn ntonics’ web site at www w.syntonicscoorp.com. 12 of 16 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 4. SPECIFICATIO ONS Tables 4-1 4 and 4-2 2 list specific cations for the FORAX X-DAS System. Ta able 4-1. FO ORAX-DAS System Ge eneral Specifications Maxim mum Optical Cable Loss Maxim mum Optical Reflectance Fiber optic connector type RF connector type Powerr connector ty ype Powerr requirements Operating temperatture Storag ge temperaturre Case Size (WxHxD D) Weigh ht 5 dB -50 - dB Single-mode, , FC/APC AIU A TNC-type e female OIU U BNC female IEC C13 Input Voltage e: OIU O Power: AIU A Power: 90-240 V VAC, 50-60 H Hz 100 W M Max 250 W M Max (each) +10 + C to +40 C -40 - C to +80 C 1U, 1 19 x 1.75 5 x 20 in 2U, 2 19 x 3.50 0 x 20 in 3U, 3 19 x 5.25 5 x 20 in OIU: 15 lb AIU: 15 lb Class 1 Lase r Product Optical Fiber Communicattion System, S Service Group 1 Maximum Pow wer 10 mW Wavelength 1310, 1550 nm Complies with h 21 CFR 104 40.10 and 104 40.11 Laser Data Tab ble 4-2. FO ORAX-RP System Rad dio Link Spe ecifications System Inbound (RX) gain 10 dB B nominal System Outbou und gain 0 ± 2 dB System Input Power per carrrier 17 d dBm AIU Input P1dB +38 d dBm AIU Input 2 tone IP3 +48 d dBm AIU Nomina al Output Pow wer 17 dBm AIU Minimu um Signal (50 0 dB C/N0 @ Radio) -105 dBm AIU Receiv ve Input P1dB -20 d dBm AIU Receiv ve Input 2 tone e IP3 -10 d dBm AIU Minimu um Antenna Return Loss 8 dB 13 of 16 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE 5. CUS STOMER SU UPPORT Syntonic cs strives to o provide outstanding support to o our custom mers. The FORAX system is design ned for long service life and ope erational relliability. Mo ost of the isssues Synto onics encountters are with fiber op ptic cabling and RF cco-site inte erference. B Because off our experien nce with several types s of installattions, manyy issues witth the FOR RAX system m can be resolved quickly y with a sho ort telephon ne or email conversatio on. Syntonic cs Technical Service Support Operations can be reached at 1 1-410-884-0 0500 between n 9 a.m. and d 5 p.m. ES ST, Monday y through F Friday, exclu uding holidays. Support can also be b reached by email att Customerr.Service@S SyntonicsC Corp.com. E Email inquiries s should be acknowled dged within one busine ess day. After a brief description of the e problem a Syntonicss representtative will g give instrucctions for troubleshooting g and whe ere to find the part n number an nd serial n number of your product. The parrt and seria al numbers s will be used to dettermine if your produ uct qualifies for warranty y service under the te erms of the e limited wa arranty (se ee section 6 6). Items u under warranty y will be supported free of cha arge. For ittems out o of warranty, Syntonicss will provide a not-to-ex xceed time and a materia als estimate e to repair tthe item. If the problem cannot be re esolved witth the equ uipment in place, Tecchnical Service Support Operations s will issue e a Return Material Au uthorization n (RMA) number. The item aged approp priately for safe shipm ment and th he RMA num mber to be retturned shall be packa should be marked d on the outside of the packag ge, and se ent prepaid d, insured. The repaired d or replace ed item will be returned d at Synton nics' expensse. For insttallations th hat require e the highe est reliability and litttle operatio onal disrup ption, Syntonic cs recommends that our o custom mers purcha ase spare m modules. O Once a problem has bee en isolated to an individual link or power module, th he module can be qu uickly swapped d out without disruptin ng the opera ation of resst of the sysstem. 14 of 16 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 FO ORAX-DAS USER GUIDE 6. LIMITED HARD DWARE WA ARRANTY Syntonic cs warranty y obligations s are limited to the terrms set forth below: 6.1. Limited Warra anty SYNTON NICS warrants this hardware product against defects in materials and workmanship, unde er normal use u and serrvice, for a period of o one (1) yea ar from the date of receip pt by the Pu urchaser. If the Pu urchaser discovers a defect with hin the warrranty period d, SYNTON NICS will re epair the product with either new w or refurbished rep placement parts at n no charge. If SYNTON NICS is unable to res store the prroduct to go ood working g order, SY YNTONICS S will, at its option, replac ce or refund d the purchase pRIUe e of the prod duct. All prroducts tha at are replaced d will becom me the prop perty of SY YNTONICS. Any repla aced or repaired produ uct is warrante ed for the remainder of the initia al warrantyy period or ninety dayys, whichevver is longer. SYNTONIC CS shall no ot be responsible for a any software e, firmware e, informatio on or memory y data of the Purchase er contained in, stored d on, or integrated witth any prod ducts for syste em compon nents return ned to SYNT TONICS pu ursuant to a any warrantty. 6.2. Retu urn Proced dures To obtaiin service under this warranty witthin the esta ablished pe eriod, the P Purchaser m must: Call SYN NTONICS Technical Service Support Operrations at 1-410-884-0 0500 betwe een 9 a.m. and d 5 p.m. ES ST, Monday y through Friday, exclu uding holida ays. To insurre that your product qualifies forr return to factory warranty servvice, you will be asked to o provide the model and serial number o of your pro oduct, the d date of original purchase, and the Purchaser's s name, ad ddress, and phone num mber. Products s returned to SYNTON NICS' Tech hnical Serv ice Supporrt Operation ns must be preauthoriz zed by SYN NTONICS with w a Returrn Material Authorization (RMA) n number ma arked on the outside of the t package, and sent prepaid, iinsured, an nd package ed appropriately for safe shipment. The repaired or rep placed item will be shipped to th he Purchaser at SYNTON NICS' expe ense. 6.3. App plicability This wa arranty app plies only to hardwa are produccts (includiing interna al compone ents) supplied d by SYNTO ONICS that can be id dentified by the "SYNT TONICS" trrademark, ttrade name, or o logo affix xed to them m. Any warrranty on exxternal thirrd-party harrdware insttalled by SYNT TONICS wiith this prod duct is prov vided by the e hardware vendor, no ot SYNTON NICS. This warranty applies to all SYNTONICS S products and third party produ ucts include ed in each pu urchase. This warrantty does not apply to d damage ca aused by a accident, ab buse, misuse, improper installation or testing, misappliccation, servvice performed by a third party other than SYNTONICS S, or any other cause e beyond tthe range of the inten nded use, or by fire, ligh htning, or other hazard d; if the pro oduct has been modified withou ut the 15 of 16 802400-00 003 Rev A SO#1268 ORAX-DAS FO USER GUIDE written permission of SYNTO ONICS; or if any SY YNTONICS serial num mber has b been removed d or defaced. 6.4. Limitations off Remedies s and Damages IN NO EVENT WIL LL SYNTON NICS, ITS PARENT OR SUBSID DIARIES OR R ANY OF THE LICENS SORS, DIRE ECTORS, OFFICERS S, EMPLOY YEES OR A AFFILIATE ES OF ANY Y OF THE FO OREGOING G BE LIABL LE TO THE E PURCHA ASER FOR ANY CON NSEQUENT TIAL, INCIDEN NTAL, IND DIRECT OR SPECIA AL DAMAG GES WHA ATSOEVER R (INCLUD DING, WITHOU UT LIMITAT TION, DAM MAGES FO OR LOSS O OF BUSINESS PROFITS, BUSIN NESS D THE LIK INTERR RUPTION, LOSS OF BUSINESS S INFORMA ATION AND KE,) WHET THER FORESE EEABLE OR O UNFO ORESEEABLE, ARISIING OUT OF THE USE OF OR INABILIT TY TO US SE THE SO OFTWARE OR ACCO OMPANYIN NG WRITTE EN MATER RIAL, REGAR RDLESS OF F THE BAS SIS OF TH HE CLAIM AND EVE EN IF SYNTONICS O OR A SYNTON NICS REP PRESENTA ATIVE HAS S BEEN AD DVISED OF THE PO OSSIBILITY Y OF SUCH DAMAGE. SYNTON NICS LIAB BILITY TO THE PUR RCHASER FOR DIR RECT GES FOR ANY CAUS SE WHATSOEVER, A AND REGA ARDLESS O OF THE FO ORM DAMAG OF THE E ACTION, WILL BE LIMITED TO T THE AC CTUAL PUR RCHASE P PAID FOR THE PRODUCT. Some states do not n allow the exclusio on or limita ation of in ncidental orr conseque ential damage es or exclus sion of implied warranties, so the e above lim mitations or exclusions may not apply to the Pu urchaser. This warran nty gives the e Purchase er specific legal rights,, and the Purc chaser may y also have other rights s that vary from state to state. THE WA ARRANTY AND REM MEDIES SE ET FORTH ABOVE A ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTH HERS, WH HETHER ORAL OR W WRITTEN, EXPRESS S OR IMPL LIED. SYNTON NICS SP PECIFICALL LY DISCLA AIMS ANY AND ALL IMPLIED W WARRANT TIES, INCLUD DING, WITH HOUT LIMITATION, WARRANT TIES OF M MERCHANT TABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICUL LAR PURPO OSE. UNL LESS MOD DIFIED IN WRITING AND SIGNED D BY THE AUTHOR RIZED REP PRESENTA ATIVES OF F BOTH P PARTIES, T THIS WARRA ANTY IS UNDERST TOOD TO O BE THE E COMPL LETE AND D EXCLUS SIVE WARRA ANTY BETW WEEN THE E PARTIES S. NO SY YNTONICS S SALES REPRESE ENTATIVE, DEALER, RESELLER R, AGENT OR EMPL LOYEE IS AUTHORIZ ZED TO M MAKE ANY MO ODIFICATION, EXTE ENSION, OR ADDITIO ON TO TH HIS WARRA ANTY UNL LESS OTHERW WISE ALLO OWED BY THIS AGREEMENT. 16 of 16
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